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• Rodrigo Vilela commented  ·  August 05, 2011 14:42  ·  Delete

  Cool! just installed it. :-)

• MatthewG commented  ·  June 23, 2011 14:40  ·  Delete

  Hi Fabiano,
  How's the testing going? Do you know yet when your app will be available?
  Thanks

  Matt

• MatthewG commented  ·  June 21, 2011 03:59  ·  Delete

  Looking great. Will definitely feature it on http://allthingsandroiduk.blogspot.com when it is available. How soon is "really soon"? :)

• AdminFabiano Franz (Admin, coolendar) commented  ·  June 20, 2011 10:00  ·  Delete

  Stay tuned on our twitter account people, it is already under heavy testing and is comming really soon. Check it out: http://twitpic.com/5edasj

• MatthewG commented  ·  June 08, 2011 04:32  ·  Delete

  Do you have an idea of when you will make this available?

• MatthewG commented  ·  May 17, 2011 10:00  ·  Delete

  Yes, would be great to know when it is going to be available. I love the web app. It's strength is it's simplicity and great UI

• Jon Dueck commented  ·  May 17, 2011 09:11  ·  Delete

  Is there an ETA on this app?

• Sebastian Valenzuela commented  ·  March 16, 2011 10:36  ·  Delete

  An app using android voice input and normal keyboard input plus setting an alarm in the phone (e.g. 15 minutes before the event) would be SO great.

  Maybe setting a working mobile version of the site would work for now (I can't use it from my phone) but offline access (and later sync) is important in smartphones.

  I Love Coolendar!

  The integration with Google Calendar is great, but I think that this app is intended to remove the noise from the signal (you mentioned that here http://twitter.com/#!/coolendar/status/43368612270059520)

  Thanks! Hope it helps

• Anonymous commented  ·  November 27, 2010 20:39  ·  Delete

  Although the calendar integration is nice, what I think we are all really asking for is a method of inputting to coolendar from android.....

• Adrian Reza commented  ·  November 25, 2010 03:56  ·  Delete

  need this..

• lukigi commented  ·  November 12, 2010 08:45  ·  Delete

  Calendar integration is nice. What I would love to see now is simple widget with only one line input for adding stuff. (I really like the way you sorted out adding appointments).

  Then a proper nicely laid out widget for displaying stuff in simple list. After all as you pointed out this is better than a clustered calendar and I agree.

  love the project so far!

• Jack Keller commented  ·  November 10, 2010 21:43  ·  Delete

  Technically it's simple, if you accept and add coolender@appspot.com to your GTalk service you can use the built in GTalk client to IM an event or todo.

  And you can use the .ics to add to your Google Calendar online that will sync to the native Android Calendar (doing it now!)

• ray commented  ·  November 04, 2010 10:59  ·  Delete

  An android app would make this perfect!

• Joe commented  ·  November 04, 2010 10:51  ·  Delete

  Integrating with google calendar is good enough for me for android, it keeps me from having to have two calendars.

• AdminFabiano Franz (Admin, coolendar) commented  ·  November 04, 2010 07:17  ·  Delete

  Dear users,

  We have a very early preview regarding the integration with other calendar apps subject. At this time it works "from coolendar" > "to google, ical or your preferred calendar app", but the inverse is coming. It is very useful to make use of other apps notifications and even have your events on your mobile calendar app. How does it work?

  1. At the bottom of your coolendar, copy the small, almost hidden url of the "ics" link.
  2. On Google Calendar, go to "Other Calendars", "Add", "Add by URL" and paste.
  3. On iCal, go to "Calendar", "Subscribe" and paste. Other desktop calendar apps may be similar.

  Integrating with Google Calendar will also integrate (events and notifications) with Android, that's great.

  What do you think?

  Best regards! ;)

• Aldo commented  ·  November 04, 2010 00:44  ·  Delete

  My primary device is an android X10mini pro so without android app is useless

• Davin green commented  ·  November 03, 2010 22:25  ·  Delete

  Without Android app, it's useless.

• pepper commented  ·  November 03, 2010 19:37  ·  Delete

  yeah. no android app (with offline mode / sync) no go.
  interesting idea though!

• coolendargreg commented  ·  November 03, 2010 19:26  ·  Delete

  I would like an app or the ability to transfer between google calendar and coolendar.

• osoamauva commented  ·  November 03, 2010 17:05  ·  Delete

  app for Android